1. O dwellers of Paradise, its keeper is pleased with you
You have enjoyed living in spirit and basil.

2. Send the breeze when dawn awakens it
With its scent of diffusion that gives life at times.

3. Or send out a melody that my heart can live by
Since it died long ago and times past.

4. A gazelle, the most melodious, roams in the dew
The sun of daylight on a branch of acacia.

5. In it is what is in the gardens of eternity of pearls
And of nectar, musk and coral.

6. When it appears and tightens in victory, be victorious
With the wishes of the soul of beauty and benevolence.

7. Do not forget me, O Abu Nasr, when
Your hearts are present between blended and pure wine.

8. Be my deputy for the vision and delegate for me
Other than you who can hear my voice of consent.

9. And say to it to sing to me from his necklaces
A voice that renews my passion and love songs for me.

10. Its breeze meets me with its flowers
Bringing me the good news of it before meeting me.

11. They described Baghdad to me once, but when
I came to it, I came to the best of countries.

12. A delightful sight and cheerful people
Who have adorned themselves with beauty and benevolence.

13. They have no shortcoming except that in every
Pretty one there is a scale of balance.

14. We heard and did not see anything but
An unjust mother among the women.

15. She is a jinniya, uglier than what
Our Lord has created of ghilan.

16. It has among the maidens suns
That sway on branches in sand dunes.

17. The seventies and the pilgrimage distracted us from them
So we said by hearing without seeing.